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Re: Is Integer N even? [#permalink]
Agree with all. I bet the question you posted was an old one from Stolyar :wink: Exponents and mods are his specialty. Some more fundas:

0^0 is undefined
0^x = 0
x^0 = 1
LCM(a,b) * GCD(a,b) = a*b
Sum of first n positive consecutive integers(you may know this by now): n(n+1)/2

Originally posted by Paul on 11 Nov 2004, 18:40.
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Re: Is Integer N even? [#permalink]
1. N=0,1; Hence, not A
2. N=-1,0,1; Hence, not B
Both are still not sufficient to determine a unique value of N. Hence (E).
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Re: Is Integer N even? [#permalink]
Paul wrote:
Sum of first n positive integers(you may know this by now): n(n+1)/2


I never thought about that one! Thanks, Paul.

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Re: Is Integer N even? [#permalink]
Paul wrote:
Sum of first n positive integers(you may know this by now): n(n+1)/2


Paul I am assuming here you also mean sum of consecutive integers. If so I think the average * number of terms is another of expressing the formula?! I am correct? :? :?: :!:
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Re: Is Integer N even? [#permalink]
agree with E as well



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